Two thoughts: 1. If anyone has significant experience or even just interest in this, they should work to collaborate on how compiler bugs could be taken advant

Two thoughts: 1. If anyone has significant experience or even just interest in this, they should work to collaborate on how compiler bugs could be taken advantage of for unintended purpose. Otherwise, there will continue to be a lot at risk. 2. You think compiler bugs are bad? How about hardware hacking, quantum effects, etc. Similar to Schrödinger's cat, security is relative, never absolutely exists, but always exists. It's a Platonic ideal. "Maturity" of understanding the nature of security is variable and multi-state, like a spiritual journey; greater understanding of security may lead onto to great loss of faith or you may go beyond into the light of true awakening. Most will only get a firewall, though.